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Journalism & Media
June 08, 2020

Daily Briefing of Media News share on Twitter
In Today's news:   Network reporters reflect on a hectic week of reporting on protests at the White House, the top editor at the Philadelphia Inquirer resigns over ‘Buildings matter, too’ headline, and New York Times editorial editor resigns over a Tom Cotton editorial.
Top Stories

D.C.’s 16th & H: Network reporters talk about covering a “surreal” week of protests near the White House
Ted Johnson / Deadline / Jun 6, 2020


Top Philadelphia Inquirer editor resigns after ‘Buildings Matter, Too’ headline
Lucas Manfredi / Fox Business / Jun 7, 2020


James Bennet resigns from New York Times after Cotton op-ed backlash
Oliver Darcy / CNN / Jun 7, 2020

Media Business

Tribune Publishing losses widen nearly 10-fold as revenue falls 11%
Tomi Kilgore / MarketWatch / Jun 5, 2020

Media Ethics

View: What’s a journalist supposed to be now — an activist? A stenographer? You’re asking the wrong question.
Margaret Sullivan / The Washington Post / Jun 7, 2020


View: Publish and debate, NYT, but don’t be in denial
Kenan Malik / The Guardian / Jun 7, 2020

Newspaper News

Pittsburgh newspaper accused of censorship, barring black reporters from covering protests
John Bowden / The Hill / Jun 7, 2020


View: Forced to leave China—and my family [Subscription required]
Lingling Wei / The Wall Street Journal / Jun 6, 2020

About Misinformation

‘The information apocalypse’: How BuzzFeed’s Craig Silverman hunts down misinformation and hoaxes
Brian Morrissey, Kayleigh Barber / Digiday / Jun 8, 2020

Press & Government

White House must restore journalist’s press pass, court says
Wendy David / MediaPost / Jun 5, 2020

International

Burundi appeals court upholds journalists’ prison sentence
Eloge Willy Kaneza / The Associated Press / Jun 5, 2020

 

The Daily Briefing of Media News is edited by Amy Mitchell and Katerina Eva Matsa and compiled by Pew Research Center staff, including: Michael Barthel, Jeffrey Gottfried, Maya Khuzam, Elisa Shearer, Galen Stocking, Mason Walker and Kirsten Worden.

 
 
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